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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1993
Page
1
MP Lloyd Axworthy urged Western Canada share a western cooperative system with the Prairie provinces to cut costs on medical equipment and prescription drugs and to safeguard highway jobs. He argued provincial boundaries should fall and Western provinces cooperate on transit and water services.
Justice Minister Jim McCrae praises the federal anti stalking law taking effect August 1 for Manitoba impact. Officials told Ottawa committee of efforts to strengthen the law enabling police to act quickly on stalking complaints and allowing bail conditions to bar access to specified places.
War den Roger Baird of Riding Mountain National Park and RCMP officer Cpl R D Lowe with Brandon and Yorkton units led a training session in Russell. Trainers set tracks and scents for young dogs, illustrating duties from locating missing persons to narcotics searches and explosives.
On August 12 a Russell resident reported a newspaper found by his home and a Binscarth youth warned about riding a garden tractor. Four Dauphin area men were charged under provincial law for selling without a direct sellers licence and lacking a town licence. A gas theft near Banner County Court left undetermined amounts. An underage youth was charged with unlawfully being in a licensed premises and later returned to parents. An abandoned RM of Boulton house break-in was reported, along with mischief charges for two uprooted trees at Russell Inn.
Bears, especially mother bears with cubs, are frequently seen near Russell's countryside, campgrounds, and cottages this year. A Shellmouth family even photographed a mother with triplets up a farmyard tree. Do not approach cubs or separate mother from cubs. campers and cottage owners should never store garbage outside to avoid attracting bears.
The 1954 structure in the Assiniboine Valley hosts a new fellowship purpose. The building appears modest atop the valley, quietly changed from its original use as a church.
Canadian brewers anticipate saving at least 15 million this year by sourcing cheaper US malt barley after the Wheat Board monopoly ended. Daniel Gagnier, president of the Brewers Association of Canada, says domestic premiums raise bottle costs, though firms still prefer domestic purchases when feasible. Farmers must become more competitive to retain the malting market.
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